Jul 19, 2025 02:30 AM
2WAY
https://youtu.be/U4GjxkBmLJc
VIDEO EXCERPT: The corporate CEOs of NPR and PBS spent the last several days making a pitch to the media that they saw no bias in NPR and PBS, and that any discussion thereof was unfounded. They made fools of themselves, and their budgets were cut last night. Hooray for them.
My loser of the week is similar to that. Which is the left's presumption that they can asymmetrically dominate the media. Steven Colbert turned his show into a nightly anti-Trump program.
NPR and PBS, as Karoline Leavitt well documented, they're just attack machines for the Democrats. They have lost their ability to have these asymmetrical advantages.
A huge loss for them, and a misfortune for the Democratic Party, which relied on these advantages. [...] I've argued for the longest time that Democrats have had a hold on all these mega institutions.
[...] But then it's the alternative economy, where Republicans have learned: Okay, if you don't want to get de-banked by Bank of America, build your own bank. If you want a currency, go to crypto.
This is what happened with the rise of talk radio, and then the podcast.
But the left, their domination of academia, and Hollywood, and corporate America is getting chipped away because they jump the shark on so many things.
That's why I make them the loser for this week. It's a paradigm shift. And they don't recognize what a crutch that's been for them. They really don't.
Losers of the week: “The Left”— w/out “Colbert, NPR, and PBS… Democrats Lost Their Attack Machines” ... https://youtu.be/U4GjxkBmLJc
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/U4GjxkBmLJc
https://youtu.be/U4GjxkBmLJc
VIDEO EXCERPT: The corporate CEOs of NPR and PBS spent the last several days making a pitch to the media that they saw no bias in NPR and PBS, and that any discussion thereof was unfounded. They made fools of themselves, and their budgets were cut last night. Hooray for them.
My loser of the week is similar to that. Which is the left's presumption that they can asymmetrically dominate the media. Steven Colbert turned his show into a nightly anti-Trump program.
NPR and PBS, as Karoline Leavitt well documented, they're just attack machines for the Democrats. They have lost their ability to have these asymmetrical advantages.
A huge loss for them, and a misfortune for the Democratic Party, which relied on these advantages. [...] I've argued for the longest time that Democrats have had a hold on all these mega institutions.
[...] But then it's the alternative economy, where Republicans have learned: Okay, if you don't want to get de-banked by Bank of America, build your own bank. If you want a currency, go to crypto.
This is what happened with the rise of talk radio, and then the podcast.
But the left, their domination of academia, and Hollywood, and corporate America is getting chipped away because they jump the shark on so many things.
That's why I make them the loser for this week. It's a paradigm shift. And they don't recognize what a crutch that's been for them. They really don't.
Losers of the week: “The Left”— w/out “Colbert, NPR, and PBS… Democrats Lost Their Attack Machines” ... https://youtu.be/U4GjxkBmLJc
